administration, which is which you were a part of, won t that legacy be that it underestimated the threat from isis? well, john, i think that we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained, it must be defeated. jon: it cannot be contained, jackie, it must be defeated. well, yeah, we know that, but let s get some specifics. i don t know that anyone has specifics yet. i mean, we haven t heard any from the republican candidates either that are actually something that could be done. but, you know, it remains to be seen, because it s a world whether or not the world is scarier, it certainly feels scarier to a lot of people right now, and they re going to gravitate particularly right now to the candidate that sounds presidential and sounds like they can do something to keep them safe. jon: so, michael, you said that on the republican side there have been sort of, you know, they ve been talking about small things like describin
governor, i m going to begin with you, sir. do you think the fact the debate topic changed from mostly economy to an isis component. did that hurt or help hillary clinton? hillary looked pretty good last night. i saw the whole debate. i thought she was in command for the entire course of the debate, although i think the debate looks so much better on our side than it does on the republican s where they say anything that comes in their head. with the exception of lindsay graham none of them know anything about foreign policy as far as i can tell. i think it helps hillary. she s got more experience than anybody else on either side of the aisle. the more security conscious americans are, the more likely they are to vote for somebody they know well and they understand knows the job well. and that s hillary clinton. i want to play a little bit of one of her answers. here s that, everyone. won t the legacy of this administration, which is which you were a part of, won t that legacy b
shifting a lot of the focus especially in the early rounds to terrorism, national security, and the global threat posed by isis. for hillary clinton, former secretary of state, was it her moment to stand out? for senator bernie sander the, was it too much foreign policy, was he able to deliver? we have our expert standing by to talk about this and more. first, listen to this key remark by hillary clinton about the rise of isis under the obama administration. won t the legacy of this administration that you were a part of, won t that be that it underestimated the threat from isi isis? i think we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international tear network. it must not be contained, it must be defeated. there is no question in my mind that if we summon our resources, both our leadership resources
holding fast, saying he does not want to be part of, quote, a kon game. there s a lot of concern on that topic, eric. we ll talk about that and much more. i m jamie colby. despite the failure to come up with anygreement, both sides say progress made between iran and six other world powers has occurred. according to secretary kerry, time remains of the esngs. the window for diplomacy does not stay open indefinitely. and we will continue working to find a peaceful solution because we believe that forceful diplomacy is a powerful enough weapon to diffuse the world s most threatening weapons of mass destruction. peter is live in washington with more on that. good morning, peter. good morning, jamie. now comes a cooling off period because diplomats didn t make a
i wanted to show you probably saw this, this was jon stewart this week, his take on christie calling the second election of the fall in new jersey. in 2009, governor chris tis commented specifically on what he was do when asked, and this is true, if frank lautenberg died. i don t think any responsible governor would call for a special election that would cost $10 million. that looked like he caught him in a bit of hypocrisy. this united states his how the responded. jon stewart took one small art of, i saw it, it was hysterical but has no relationship to the truth in the context of what we were discussing at time. i want to establish that he no relationship to the truth. let s establish what the context was of this in 2009. in 2009, chris christie had just been elected governor.